Sentences with phrase «growing dairy community»

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I grew up in a huge berry - growing community and every year I would look forward to getting strawberry shortcake from the cheerleaders after the Berry Dairy Days parade and the cake part of the shortcake was always a HUGE LETDOWN.

«The original investment by those visionaries saw MG grow to become one of the leaders in the Australian dairy industry and a cornerstone of dairy communities around the country.»

For all members - dairy companies and suppliers alike - IDFA provides the resources to broaden your knowledge and stay abreast of current challenges, as well as opportunities to network with a community of professionals with the same goal - to grow the dairy industry.

«The DAIRY Act will give the New York dairy community the boost it needs to ride the Greek yogurt wave... After years of struggle caused by the recession, I want to make sure as much of that milk as possible comes from New York and that our state's dairy farmers don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to grow their businesses.&rDAIRY Act will give the New York dairy community the boost it needs to ride the Greek yogurt wave... After years of struggle caused by the recession, I want to make sure as much of that milk as possible comes from New York and that our state's dairy farmers don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to grow their businesses.&rdairy community the boost it needs to ride the Greek yogurt wave... After years of struggle caused by the recession, I want to make sure as much of that milk as possible comes from New York and that our state's dairy farmers don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to grow their businesses.&rdairy farmers don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to grow their businesses.»

She grew up in Vermont dairy country, not unlike the farming communities upstate.

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International Veterinary Collaboration for China (IVCC) is the first collaboration of its kind between veterinary colleges in the United States and the United Kingdom and Chinese universities to help prepare a growing community of highly trained veterinary professionals well - prepared to help the nation's farmers produce a safe, sustainable supply of pork, poultry and dairy foods.

Add to that the restaurant's dedicated commitment to purchasing local, sustainably grown and raised produce, meat and dairy — and providing a myriad of vegetarian, vegan and allergy - friendly options — and it really does feel like a restaurant that is there to serve the community that helped create it.

In addition to providing significant service to his church and community, Mr. Welch brings the perspective of one who grew up on a dairy farm and who loves all things outdoors.